Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25

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Barton
Dog day"
Poor hay weather
Never a better growth Of all kinds
Of crops
Regular communication OF Orleans
Lodge. No. -. Of T. & A NJ, Fri
lay eve. July 10Th. Work on Sd
degree
Mrs. R A. Barker and daughter
Ellen. from Chicago. are here on 5
visit. Mrs Barker Is a sister Of H
c. Pierce
4 letter from sanford Owen Of
Kansas saws the drOuth in his section
rs ruined all the crops. Better
come East. Sanford
The railroad men are top grading
the line between Newport and Barton
Lauding with gravel drawn from
PlLlsburv's mill IN sutton
Mrs Emily NIasta. wife OF the late
Dr. Nazta Of this place. l. visiting
FL Lyndon and vii make her friends
ia this place : visit ere long
Tavlor-s Wizard King Combina-
ton. and European Socially Co. at
Opera Hall. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week.
>ze adj
The Barton National Bank decIar-
Ell 8 semi-annuaI dividend OF per
cent. and carried about 5000 10 the
surplus fund The dividend was
made payable July 18Th
II any Young man IN Orleans coun-
rs desires scholarship al Norwich
University. Mortified. Vt. let him
apply 10 Hon \ T. FOSTER. Derby
Line. OF 20 C1Ep. H BLAZE Barton.
81 once. Time open I'll Sept sth.
Amos Scott OF -. Johnsbury
las been spending some days
ezmping on Crystal Lake Quite a
large party from the same place came
lg Friday 20 spend s few days be
-5Ie the lake.
Ne-rie Robinson. daughter OF Prem
-i-s Robinson. : in Lyndonville.
Nellie Whitney i home from Law
renee. Mass We understand she
has won quite . distinction in her
school there for excellent progress IN
al her studies
The lady readers Of the MoSToR
should bear IN mind that they can
save great deal OF work. and IN
sure 3 safe thing in putting up ber-
riss and fruit bv using anti-ferment-
me It viii certainly do Il H C.
Pierce has IL for sale.
The raspberry crop, which for the
last few years has been quite q ben
1T 20 the poorer families who have
aeen engaged in picking berries, i =
partial failure. The fruit i small
and rather scarce The buyers ara
obliged 10 cut the price 70 81 cents
per pound
You ought 70 go and see r \
TEombly's garden We venture the
assertion that be has 3 greater varie-
~ Of gar,ien stuff than any man in
town and that IL l. a. good a. can Be
found in all this section. Visit the
premises in the day time-the melons
are not ripe
John L. Carr was much pleased
with his western trip He visited
many friends and found the Vermont
1ovs au doing vel IN their new
homes The country i prosperous
and those who are bending their En-
=rE=s % m0ney-making are usually
successful.
The LyndonviIIe eamP-meeting
ElI commence Monday, Aug 10
AMI continue through the week Pre-
siding Elder Donaldson hopes that
AID tent companies viii arrive on
Monday. full Of faith IN the Holy
spirit. that sinners may Be converted
10 all the churches
Parties who are thinking Of visiting
some beautiful locality where they
can have the benefit Of good mineral
spring water vii do well 70 60 70
- Leon. Canada Excursion tick
e. can - had for about $50 from
this county We consider the watei
excellent for liver. kidney and rheu-
matism troubles. and speak viii
some personal knowledge having
visited the springs Shall probably
20 there again this season
Sc prospectus 81 the Bartor
Academy published in another col
umn- Mr.. Martin continues witt
the school another year. and the Oh